Ultrasound-Based Individual Scatterer Detection Method Using Scatterer Motion Induced by Acoustic Radiation Force
The present invention relates to a method for measuring circulating cells in superficial body fluids by means of high-frequency-based device. The method can be used for detecting circulating cells in the fluids of an individual without the necessity of extracting a sample of the individual, being useful as a diagnostic tool and for monitoring the effectiveness of a treatment administered to an individual suffering from a viral, protozoal, fungal and/or bacterial disease.
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ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
Canada | Granted | 2,998,680 -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
China | Granted | 108,474,763 -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
European Patent Convention | Granted | 3,350,586 -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
Spain | Published application -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
Japan | Granted | 6,960,924 -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
India | Published application -
ultrasound-based individual scatterer detection method using scatterer motion induced by acoustic radiation force
United States of America | Granted | 10,639,012
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